View Poll Results: What will happen to the price of our cars?
The price will not change one bit on either Generation
10
16.67%
People will remember about the RX-7, Rotary, and buy ever RX-7 for sale. Turning the RX-7 into a honda civic
3
5.00%
The price will rise, but the car wil not become a rice magnet
19
31.67%
The price will go down. On all the Generations
28
46.67%
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RX-7's in the Future
#26
Rotary Freak
WTF...Less than 30mpg... Holly **** this is soposed to be bad... So its like 25-28 mpg right? Dood whats thier to complain about. It gets the same mileage as my friends 97 miata. Quit your yappin about the mileage already. 240hp 28 mpg takes an act of god. Most in that range make 15-24mpg so this isnt even an issue.
And the RE is smaller in size and weight not displacement...thats what he meant.
And the RE is smaller in size and weight not displacement...thats what he meant.
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Originally posted by j a r o d
What are the different engine codes for 5-Series?
What are the different engine codes for 5-Series?
#31
Originally posted by RETed
I guess you haven't seen the FSAE papers on the MSP-RE.  It barely does 30mpg.  That's not good enough if those proposed CAFE standards are passed.  CAFE is pushing for close to 40mpg - that's a huge jump.  What is Mazda going to do?  Lighten the chassis more?
-Ted
I guess you haven't seen the FSAE papers on the MSP-RE.  It barely does 30mpg.  That's not good enough if those proposed CAFE standards are passed.  CAFE is pushing for close to 40mpg - that's a huge jump.  What is Mazda going to do?  Lighten the chassis more?
-Ted
Oh, and the standards most likey won't go into effect for a long time still because todays popular SUVs are not even close to being efficent enough, and the "Big 3" american automakers all have legislators on their payroll.
Ike
#32
Lives on the Forum
Originally posted by BlackSport0187
So, the Mazda engineers increased the mileage from roughly 20mpg to almost 30? What makes you think they can't do it again in 5 years before the new hypothetical CAFE standards go into effect?
So, the Mazda engineers increased the mileage from roughly 20mpg to almost 30? What makes you think they can't do it again in 5 years before the new hypothetical CAFE standards go into effect?
-Ted
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well i dont know what u guys are worried about! im livin a perfect life with my 89 Bridge ported T2, and if they decide to put that GAS thingy , whatever the law is, i dont care, as long as i had my fun with my 7! its fine with me, yes im gona be sad "IF" the rx7 Reputions go down later in the years, but who cares, have fun with ur car right now and enjoy it while it last! think now! not the future!
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What I'm planning on doing is to drive my 7 until I save up some money(if thats possible due to mods and such) and then buying a new car and keeping the 7 for fun on the weekends and stuff like that.
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